No – Fly Zone
Drone Operations Near MBIA
The airspace surrounding Maurice Bishop International Airport (MBIA) is classified as controlled airspace.
Flying a drone within 5 km (approximately 3 miles) of the airport without prior authorization is illegal and poses a serious risk to manned aircraft.
Unauthorized drone operations in this zone are considered both dangerous and unlawful, and violators may face severe penalties under national and international aviation laws.
Applying for Permission
If you need to operate a drone within the MBIA controlled airspace, you must obtain official authorization before any flight. This process ensures safety and compliance with national aviation regulations.
Steps to Apply:
Submit a Formal Request Send a detailed application to the Royal Grenada Police Force (RGPF) outlining:
- Coordinate Radio Frequency Protocols Coordinate with the National Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (NTRC) to ensure proper frequency coordination and avoid interference with airport communications.
- Engage with Grenada Airports Authority Establish operational conditions for flying near MBIA, including timing, altitude restrictions, and safety protocols.
- Ensure Full Compliance Adhere to all conditions specified in the authorization and maintain strict safety standards throughout the operation.